Sentence examples for introduced days from inspiring English sources

It was not, of course, just any money, but the then-newfangled euro, a coin that had been introduced days earlier into the purses and pocketbooks of Europeans in 12 countries — unlikely partners in a common endeavor of mind-sets and economies as disparate as those of Greece and Finland.

Although S. mutans was introduced days after S. sanguinis, the locations classified as S. mutans tended to be closer to the substrate, as if the S. mutans had migrated beneath the layer of S. sanguinis.

Offering lucrative contracts, Packer was able to persuade some of the biggest names in the sport to join the breakaway competition, which introduced day-night cricket.

For his part, Stephenson has been part of the push to introduce day-night Tests since the pink ball was first used in anger in a match between Scotland and MCC in 2008.

You can very gradually introduce day-old pinkie mice when they are ready.[22].[22]

The offer would be introduced within days and would run for about 20 business days.

He spruced up drab restaurants, improved the menu and introduced visitor days.

My trust has introduced training days on compassion as if this was something that could be taught.

The digital marketing agency, based in Edinburgh, has introduced "duvet days" – ad hoc holidays which can be redeemed at extremely short notice.

The bill moved with startling speed; introduced three days earlier, it sailed through both houses after leaders struck deals to vote without debate.

The right of people aged 55 and over to withdraw their retirement savings and do whatever they wish with them was introduced 100 days ago.